Applying for Funding from the Partners for Fisheries Monitoring Program

Through the Partners Program, the Office of Subsistence Management strengthens Alaska Native and rural involvement in Federal subsistence management by providing funding to organizations so they can hire a professional biologist, social scientist, or educator. The program also provides funds for science and culture camps, and paid student internships. 

Our new and continuing Partners are: 

  • Bristol Bay Native Association 
  • Hoonah Indian Association 
  • Native Village of Eyak 
  • Native Village of Napaimute 
  • Orutsararmiut Native Council 
  • Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska 
  • Yakutat Tlingit Tribe 
Alaska Native Science and Engineering Students visit Orutsararmiut Native Council’s Fish Camp, Bethel, Alaska.
Evaluation Criteria

 

Budget Table Template

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Budget Narrative Instructions

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Additional Federal Assistance Forms:
Project Abstract Summary  
SF424 Application  
SF424 Instructions
SF424 Instructions [pdf] (211.68 KB)
SF424A Budget
SF424A Budget [pdf] (131.62 KB)
SF424A Instructions
SF424A Instructions [pdf] (228.56 KB)
  • Evaluation Criteria
  • Budget Table Template
  • Budget Narrative Instructions
  • Project Narrative Template

Additional Federal Assistance Forms:

  • Project Abstract Summary
  • SF424 Application
  • SF424 Instructions
SF424 Instructions [pdf] (211.68 KB)
  • SF424A Budget
SF424A Budget [pdf] (131.62 KB)
  • SF424A Instructions
SF424A Instructions [pdf] (228.56 KB)

Please contact Karen Hyer at karen_hyer@ios.doi.gov or Liz Williams liz_williams@ios.doi.gov for more information about the Partners Program.

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